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At the end of the ravine, the gate opens to the fields

In contrast to the Seltenbacher Gorge, the Mechenharder Gorge is accessible by bike and is very wide. You drive on S0 paths, only a few roots with moderate inclines or descents.

Below the ravine, known in Schaafheim as "Bobbelhoul", there is a shelter. Hollow paths arise when paths run along slopes on loess soil. The wheels of the carts and carriages, the hooves of the draft animals scrape on the ground, loosening it and the next rain washes the material away. A gorge with unvegetated, steep loess walls is created. This is an ideal breeding place for insects. They dig tunnels into the walls and build small, spherical breeding holes in which they lay their eggs. The beads were called “bobbles” in Schaafheim; you could pick them up if a piece of the steep wall broke off. Today the ravine is tarred, the slopes are flatter and overgrown. The bobbles are legend. There were many such caves in Schaafheim that were filled in as part of the land consolidation. This highlight is part of the barrier-free Kultura Trail "Cultural Landscape in Transition" run by NaturFreunde Hessen: www.komoot.de/tour/1368108866

Mechenhard Gorge, great passage, only a few roots, earthy, curvy, pleasant gradient from Mechenhard to Erlenbach.

The Marien-Grotte, built by the Obernau Warriors and Veterans Association in 1886, not only offers a beautiful view, some benches invite you to take a break or simply pause.

Always full on weekends, but still nice, especially the parallel routes

Nice rest possibility in the Mechenharder gorge

Located on the Kulturweg Aschaffenburg 5.